Central Washington University - Hyakem / Kooltuo Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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Campus Impressions Photographs by Howard R. Porter Descriptions by Joseph F. Morris

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In Memoriam John Munson, Ph. B., B. S., M. S., Ph. D. He was a scholar and a gentleman of the conservative school who, dwelling in the realm of pure science chose to follow the patlis of quiet research ratiter than accept the acclaim offered him in the halls and classrooms of the greatest universities in the laud; whose renown transcended this self-imposed w ithdrawal and through his writings reached a world of appreciative readers; whose scientific monographs and textbooks found a place in schools and colleges throughout the nation. Honored abroad and at home, his name is listed in the membership rosters of learned and scientific societies. Identified with this institution for twenty-nine years, he has become a tradition to the students who have known and honored him. Joseph Cote Joe was an athlete of excellence, the very type of virillity that we never associate with death. When autumn after¬ noons come to the Rodeo Field again, there will be a vacancy that will be hard to fill. Perhaps that is how we shall remember him best, as the peerless quarterback who usually knew what plays would net the needed yards. When another football season comes It will not be quite the same, with no Joe to call on when the score is going the wrong way.

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The mid-afternoon .»«» bathes the face of the library in golden light. The shadows of the tall pillars make an interesting pattern on the brick facing and the triple doors, and the feathery dark-green of the conifer at the side is in somber contrast to the white and soft red of the sandstone pillars and the walls.